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• Mripit  + (precise, careful, prudent, neat, orderly, calculating)
• Bruit  + (stingy)
• Cruing  + (stingy)
• Cledced  + (stingy)
• Rebit  + (stingy)
• Denggi  + (Stingy)
• Lata kasimbukan  + (skunk vine)
• Bengu  + (stink, be putrid, smell bad, smell of corpse)
• Kepikan  + (stipules, newly emerged stipules of a plant, scale-like or leaf-like appendages found at the base of the petiole)
• Ngaduk  + (stir up)
• Tulukang  + (stir up a fire)
• Cap  + (stir-fried mixed vegetables, usually served with a little meat)
• Jejagaan  + (stock)
• Punta  + (stock characters, comedian and his straight man, who act as translators in Topeng &amp)
• Blagbag  + (stock, muzzle, repress)
• Pajeg  + (take all of something, buy up the whole stock of something)
• Papengaan  + (stock; supply)
• Endongan  + (plant with long, large green leaves with red borders that are used in offerings made for Tumpek Landep)
• Ceplag  + (stocky)
• Boyongan  + (stolen)
• Rejah  + (stolen; be seized; invaded; attacked)
• Basang  + (stomach)
• Waduk  + (stomach)
• Weteng  + (stomach)
• Piah  + (stomach)

• Ampru  + (stomach gas)

• Entut  + (stomach gas; fart)
• Babad  + (chronicle; history)
• Delep  + (stomach pain before menstruation)
• Ngetabtab  + (stomping (out of shock or surprise))
• Watu  + (stone)
• Sila  + (behavior, manner, conduct)
• Palimanan  + (stone)
• Sendi  + (stone base for wooden pillar to prevent termite attack)
• Leneng  + ((léneng) - low walls on either side of the cori or entrance of the house to sit)
• Pundukan  + (in rice field, making terraces)
• Pendukan  + (wall)
• Batu  + (rough pieces of quarried limestone of various sizes and shapes as quarried; pumice)
• Kasabatin  + (stoned)
• Jungkel  + (stoop)
• Nyungkel  + (stoop)
• Andet-andet  + (stop)
• Mangsegan  + (breathe heavily, gasp for breath)
• Nyandetin  + (music: play a corresponding rhythm to a basic rhythm)
• Uup  + (stop)
• Ngrarianang  + (stop)
• Rarianang  + (stop)
• Reren  + (stop)
• Ngaed  + (stop)
• Singgah  + (stop by for a visit)
• Simpang  + (stop by, stop off on the spur of the moment, not a visit that is planned ahead)